Here’s a little gift for all of you loyal listeners out there - turning you into VIEWERS! YEY! But don’t get your hopes too high, this doesn’t mean tfttf is turning into a video podcast, because doing that video stuff is a ***load of work - *sigh*
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awesome! i’ve been thinking about starting a video podcast with my friends on the topic of independent filmmaking (video editing, lighting, etc.). was pretty neat to see things around your studio, especially liked the part filmed through your 5d’s eyepiece.
well - it seems i need a video-enabled iPod soon.
… well well… i have an iPod 3G so no video is synced to it. I will look at it when i’m back home on my PowerBook.
This morning i downloaded all new files from my subscribed podcasts when i saw a new episode of you coming thru the line.
Cool. But then, in my car - nothing new. Somethings wrong with my sync (mac <> iPod)?
Now i look at your site and see: ha! a video
cool thing!
i know it must be a lot more work to produce a video episode than a audio episode, but still i would very much like to "see" some future shows done as a video podcast!
greetings from stuttgart
Nicely done.
Audio and video fit mostly. So I’d say the cutting work is done well.
Some scenes might be a bit shorter, but that’s your personal taste probably.
But the camera was moved quite unsteady and this at a level that can easily reduced. For example the move over the plug pannel, it jumps up and down.